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... Indochinese Peninsula is located between China and the South Asian Subcontinent. It is bordered by the Bay of Bengal, the Andaman Sea and Malacca in the west and the South China Sea in the east (Figure 1). In the Indochinese Peninsula, a peninsula in southeastern Asia that contains Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam, the rapid urbanization of recent years exerted strong influences on regional development. ...
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... study urban development in the Indochinese Peninsula, eight primary cities with popula- tions of more than 500,000 were selected in this chapter: Naypyidaw and Yangon (Myanmar), Hanoi and Bien Hoa (Vietnam), and Bangkok and Chon Bury (Thailand) for the period from 2000 to 2015 and Vientiane (Laos) and Phnom Penh (Cambodia) for the period from 2000 to 2010 because the remote sensing data for Vientiane and Phnom Penh were deficient in 2015 (Figure 1). In this study, we extracted the urban land information from the remote sensing image by visual interpretation. ...
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... addition, the urban area's geographical location can also decide the specificity of the city's function and size. The urban development in the countries of the Indochinese Peninsula is generally affected by their relative geographical location, and cities with populations of more than 500,000 are primarily distributed around the coastal areas of the Peninsula (see Fig- ure 1). Ho Chi Minh City, the largest city in Vietnam, is one of the world's largest seaports, and its urban development is primarily credited to its favorable geographical location, which is close to the rivers. ...
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... They are part of a peninsula of southeastern Asia (Indochinese peninsula-Indochina) which includes Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam[334],[335]. The common of Indochina's physical environment is mainly mountainous. ...
Chapter One reviews the literature on cyber threats, cybercrimes, cyber attacks, and
the like are overviewed. Moreover, it clarified the differences between cyber-crime and
cyberwar in order to take into account the new trends of cyber security and cyber threats.
Furthermore, it primarily expressed an urgent need for Vietnam's cybersecurity strategies
toward the new cybersecurity trends in the world.
Chapter Two describes cybersecurity, policies, strategies, cooperation in Visegrád
countries, and ways to do those things. Besides, it also points out cybersecurity
cooperation and legal frameworks in the EU like ENISA, NATO, the Three Seas Initiative,
Digital Single Market Initiative, NIS directive, GDPR, NIST 800-53, Contractual Public-
Private Partnership (CPPP), and European Public-Private Partnership for Resilience
(E3PR).
Chapter Three presents the policies and strategies of each Asia and ASEAN countries;
and cooperation among these countries. Besides, it expresses the different major factor
between Asia and EU nations is data protection regulations. In addition, it shows several
strong and weak countries about cybersecurity capacity building in Asia and ASEAN.
Chapter Four presents suggestions from Visegrad countries’ cybersecurity strategies
that can be applied in Asian countries, including Vietnam. Some certain initiatives for
Vietnam and its neighbors are also recommended to enhance their position in the global
integration era as a group of countries like the Visegrad Group’s countries.
... They are the part of a peninsula of southeastern Asia (Indochinese peninsula-Indochina) which includes Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam [334], [335]. The common of Indochina's physical environment is mainly mountainous. ...
Cybercrimes nowadays are more complicated and thus make tremendous damages or influences for organizations, individuals, and national security. Therefore, computer and network security are a concern not only for traditional security awareness organizations; for example, military, bank, or financial institutions but also for every individual and government officials who use computers. Viet Nam, a small country in the Southeast of Asia, is also one of the top 20 populous countries in the world but Vietnam Information and communication technology (ICT) industry has just developed recently. Despite the late start, Viet Nam approached rapidly modern telecommunications infrastructure in the world but Viet Nam government did not pay attention to the network security or the damage from the cyber-threats. Thereofore, this thesis aims to investigate whether Viet Nam is ready to face any security problems or find out solutions for them. This study seeks the answers to the six following important questions: What are cyber-threats? Are they dangerous threats to Vietnam? What can Viet Nam do to mitigate cyber-threats? How can Viet Nam cooperate with international organizations to solve these risks? What are the benefits of Visegrád strategies in defense towards cyber-attacks with other countries? Which cybersecurity strategies are found suitable for Vietnam in terms of adaptation? The research hypotheses are presented below. However, because of time limitation, the scope of this thesis mainly focused on the cybersecurity strategies of Visegrád countries and some neighbor countries of Vietnam in ASEAN area in order to propose the new cybersecurity framework for Vietnam and its’ neighbor countries.
Hypothesis 1 (H1): Cybersecurity in Visegrád countries shares similarities regarding goals, strategies, and strength to align with European Union Member States regarding armed forces, cybersecurity, and national security.
Hypothesis 2 (H2): Cybersecurity in the East Asian and the South East Asian countries aim to create a more secure society and supports economic development.
Hypothesis 2a (H2a): Singapore’s cybersecurity strategy may be adapted to Vietnam’s legal framework.
Hypothesis 3 (H3): Cybersecurity, especially in cybersecurity cooperation in Visegrád countries may be adapted and networked with Asian countries, particularly in Vietnam and its neighbors.
... They are the part of a peninsula of southeastern Asia (Indochinese peninsula-Indochina) which includes Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam [334], [335]. The common of Indochina's physical environment is mainly mountainous. ...
In order to investigate whether Viet Nam is ready to face any security problems or find out solutions for them, hence this research aims to figure out the answers for several essential questions; for example, 1) what are the current cyber-threats? 2) What are the influences of global cyber-threats on Vietnam and its neighbors? 3) How can Vietnam solve these problems through international cooperation? 4) What are the advantages of Visegrád cybersecurity strategies towards cyber-attacks? 5) Which cybersecurity strategy can be suitable for Vietnam?
